Campo-Formio

October 17 Napoleon and the Austrians sign the Treaty of Campo-Formio.

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October 17 Napoleon and the Austrians sign the Treaty of Campo-Formio.

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We talked, pleasantries at first, and then of our mutual acquaintance, the irrepressible Captain Charles, our Masonic affiliations, spiritualism (carefully avoiding a discussion of religion), the Treaty of Campo-Formio (avoiding a discussion of politics), his brother Hugo, who ran the company's office in Paris.

Tales of Passion, Tales of Woe Sandra Gulland 2000

We talked, pleasantries at first, and then of our mutual acquaintance, the irrepressible Captain Charles, our Masonic affiliations, spiritualism (carefully avoiding a discussion of religion), the Treaty of Campo-Formio (avoiding a discussion of politics), his brother Hugo, who ran the company's office in Paris.

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Leoben, to the period of the signature of the treaty of Campo-Formio; but without success.

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Campo-Formio, and with difficulty resisted the temptation of not ratifying it.

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Bonaparte had proposed long before the treaty of Campo-Formio was signed.

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The carriage of the consuls was drawn by six white horses, which the Emperor of Germany had presented to the conqueror of Italy after the signature of the treaty of peace of Campo-Formio.

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In the position in which France stood with respect to Europe, after the treaty of Campo-Formio, the Directory, far from pressing or even facilitating this expedition, ought to have opposed it.

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It is well known that, by the treaty of Campo-Formio, the two belligerent powers made peace at the expense of the Republic of Venice, which had nothing to do with the quarrel in the first instance, and which only interfered at a late period, probably against her own inclination, and impelled by the force of inevitable circumstances.

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